Nogent-le-Rotrou and Amesbury ecclesiastical institutions
Dates: Medieval
Biography
Nogent-le-Rotrou was a Cluniac religious house in France with English possessions and connections; Amesbury Priory was a major medieval religious institution in Wiltshire. The present entry concerns their documented ecclesiastical interest in the Aldbourne rectory, not a personal biography.
Notes / Sources
Institutional holding; not a hereditary personal lordship.
Research sources:
- De Nogent Possessions in England, section 28, citing the Victoria County History and related medieval evidence; statement that the rectory of Aldebourne was finally appropriated by 1228. — https://nugent.effendi.on-rev.com/doc/APOG.pdf
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